Government presses renewed effort to avert rail strike
Labor Secretary Wirtz, under Johnson's orders, met with five unions representing about 200000 of 700000 rail workers as a 14 hour push to halt a nationwide railroad strike. Talks extended to 3 am EST with unions then management before a 1130 am EST session with railroad negotiators.
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Lorain telephone pioneer Herman Hageman dies at 82
Lorain landmark Herman E. Hageman chairman of Lorain Telephone Co. and Ohio independent industry leader died at St Joseph Hospital at 7 30 am He served as president then chairman and helped grow subscribers from about 9 090 in 1949 to over 40 000 He also led ship to shore system development on the Great Lakes and guided the Lorain County Radio Corp which supplied most lake vessel equipment.
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Illinois Central Shut Down by Midwest-Wide Strike
The Illinois Central Railroad halted operations as a four-union strike spreads across 14 states from the Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico. Embargoes halted freight, depots emptied, and congestion rose as workers demand paid holidays overtime and modernized work rules.
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Milwaukee man jailed for probation violation over long drunkenness record
Franklin Maurer, 49, told Milwaukee judge Wednesday the court was not nice to reference his 62 arrests since 1939. Judge John Coffey sentenced him to a year in jail for probation violation. Maurer replied, If I'm going to be held, I'll just be that much older and so much thirstier.
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Wallace wins Wisconsin primary sparks national bid
Gov George C Wallace returns to Alabama after a Wisconsin primary showing of about 270 000 votes with 25 percent of the total and a pledge to press on to Maryland and Indiana He urges supporters to celebrate with Wisconsin cheese and to back constitutional government while denouncing civil rights legislation and predicting shifts in national political trajectories
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Emtec buys Power Springs to expand operations
Emtec Inc宣布收购Power Springs Inc作为其扩展计划的一部分 该公司将把新厂生产迁至Elyria 并通过现有销售网络销售其产品 Power Springs从事汽车业草坪机船用及商用机器的缓冲弹簧等业务 新收购为Emtec带来约10至15的产量增幅 该交易为公司在1963年3月成立的Ohio实体扩展策略的一部分 以前还收购了Nautalloy Products Inc并在加州 Glendale设有生产点
Weather Update Northeast Ohio With Mild Week Outlook
Northeast Ohio forecasts show a high of 40 to 46 with fair skies and little tonight. Daytime warming continues with Wednesday temperatures 33 to 47 and a year ago reading 28 to 51. Weathermap on page 37. humidity readings at 7 am 79 and 1 pm 76 then 69 at 7 pm. Sun rises 5 59 am and sets 7 01 pm. moon rises 4 53 am and sets 1 56 pm.
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Cleveland truce denounced amid racial clashes over school sites
Cleveland leaders denounced a truce that paused two school projects after a week of violence that left one minister dead and dozens injured. The agreement called for a study committee and a moratorium on construction while experts assess integration.
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Where to Turn and Community Notices in Elyria Area
Clipped pages show requests for explanation from Western Reserve High School coaching shakeup. Local library staffing discussion by League of Women Voters. Omission issues at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Nearby towns Avon Berlin Heights Lorain Vermilion feature brief items in this regional listings page.
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Nation Pays Last Respects To Gen Douglas MacArthur
The body of General of the Army Douglas MacArthur lay in state in the Capitol Rotunda beneath the dome, with an estimated 21,000 mourners viewing the open casket. He will be flown to Norfolk, Virginia, for memorial in state and burial at the MacArthur Memorial after services at St Paul’s Episcopal Church.
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